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Meditation

Mindfulness of breathing, the recollections, and the gathering of the mind.

Texts

Chant Traditional · e.g. AN 11.11

Recollection of the Triple Gem

Buddhānussati · Dhammānussati · Saṅghānussati

The qualities of the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Saṅgha, chanted every morning and evening in the monasteries — and a meditation in its own right.

Sutta Sn 1.8 · Khp 9

The Discourse on Loving-kindness

Karaṇīyamettā Sutta

The Buddha's verses on loving-kindness: the qualities of one who seeks peace, and a heart without limit toward every being — among the best-loved chants of the Thai monasteries.

Chant AN 5.57

Five Things to Reflect On Often

Abhiṇhapaccavekkhaṇa

Five facts to remember every day — ageing, illness, death, separation, and that we inherit our own actions.

Verse Dhp 1–2

Mind Goes Before All Things

Yamakavagga

The Dhammapada's first two verses: everything we do is led by the mind, and what follows depends on the state it's in.

Sutta MN 118

Mindfulness of Breathing

Ānāpānassati Sutta

The Buddha's teaching on mindfulness of breathing in sixteen steps — body, feeling, mind, and insight — the backbone of meditation in the forest tradition.

In the library

Retreats

Suan Mokkh (on suanmokkh.org)

suanmokkh.org · Suan Mokkh

Ajahn Buddhadāsa's Garden of Liberation, online: his books, hundreds of hours of his recorded talks, and the retreats at the International Dharma Hermitage near Chaiya.

Ajahn Buddhadāsa